First Female GM CEO Makes Half Of What Her Predecessor Did

While the new CEO of General Motors, Mary Barra, was namechecked by President Obama during the State of the Union to illustrate how far women in the workplace have come, her paycheck doesn't reflect it. Barra is only making 48 percent of what her predecessor, Dan Akerson, netted in the same position.

Barra gets $4.4 million in total compensation, including a base salary of $1.6 million, in 2014. Akerman, who had far less experience in the industry than Barra, made $9 million in compensation last year, comprised of a $1.7 million base salary and $7.3 million in stock. He also continues to make more than Barra as an advisor to GM.

For the sake of argument, Yahoo Auto argues that the final shareholder quotes won't be rolled out until June, and it's unfair to analyze and judge the discrepancy in Akerman and Barra's wages at this point.

Nevertheless, this reflects the overall state of the wage gap that continues to exist between male and female execs; the latter still make 18 percent less than the men, even the highest-paid employees. Embarrassing.

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Carrie Underwood Talks About How Distance Makes Her Marriage Stronger

 

Check out what Carrie Underwood, Almay’s newest global brand ambassador had to tell Cosmo about her all-star beauty know-how, keeping things hot with her man, and going out with her girls. 

Almay says one of the reasons they chose you to be their spokesperson is because you’re so relatable. Why do you think you’re relatable?
I think people have picked up on the fact that I'm normal. Country music is all about being relatable and singing about real-life situations. People trust me, and these products are things that I would actually use. I love the Smart Shade CC Cream and Color + Care Liquid Lip Balms.

Despite describing yourself as "normal," do you consider yourself sexy?
I mainly like to feel pretty. It really is, "what do I want to be today?" I feel like there's so much out there with fashion and hair and makeup. You can just decide, "how do I feel?" 

Speaking of sexy, how do you and your husband, hockey player Mike Fisher, keep the spark going with such crazy schedules?
That's part of what makes our marriage awesome. I don't want somebody there all the time. No matter what, it would just wear on me and I'm sure I would wear on whoever I was with. I really enjoy missing him. I love our time together but I enjoy our time apart too. We definitely talk to each other every single day when we're apart, but sometimes it's just, "OK, you're home, did you have a good day?"

Do you have any exciting Valentine’s Day plans?
I've always pretty much despised Valentine’s Day to be honest, because when I was younger and in college, I never had anyone to celebrate with, I never had a boyfriend on Valentine’s Day. So I always was one of those, "I hate Valentine’s Day" kind of people. But that's actually the Olympic break for my husband so we’re going to be taking off and going on a little vacation.

And what about friends, are your friendships really important to you?
They are. I always considered myself someone who never really had that many girlfriends. l always had more guy friends in high school. Then I got to college and joined a sorority of girls that always had more guy friends, so I was with a lot of people that were like me. I have some really dynamic girlfriends which I think is really wonderful. We’re all opinionated but respectful and we talk about everything. 

What do you and your friends like to do?
Occasionally we go karaoke. But we'll go to a dive karaoke place, you know, a sticky tables and fried pickles kind of place, and have fun and be stupid. We have the most random parties where no one's been drinking, but we probably all appear very intoxicated to anyone that didn't know better because we have so much fun and dance and act silly and dress silly. 

What’s your favorite red carpet makeup look?
I'm definitely an eye shadow kind of girl because that's the easiest thing to play up to me, your eyes. And I love shimmery things. We like to keep things pretty on the carpet because so many of the dresses I end up picking are things that I feel pretty in. I want my makeup and my hair to match.  

What do you look like when you’re off the red carpet?
I'm definitely "done." Even if I go a little more simple on my face, I definitely have mascara and eyeliner [on]. When I walk in front of a mirror, I just feel better about myself than if I just did nothing.

So, we’re never going to see you in a "stars without makeup" picture?
Actually, I have seen one of those before, but I was going to the gym! Who wears makeup to the gym? That's not even fair! I'm just going to sweat it off anyway.

You do your own makeup on tour, how come? 
It's such a quiet time for me when I'm on the bus and everyone else is getting things ready for the show. I turn on the radio and just get ready. It's all about my mood. You can tell exactly how I'm feeling by what I'm listening to that day.  

What’s the '90s beauty trend you most regret trying when you were younger?
I tweezed my eyebrows as so many women did, and I had no guidance. They never grew back the way they should have grown back. That's a thing I deal with on a daily basis — trying to draw my eyebrows back in from what I did in like junior high. It's not fair.

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20 Mistakes Everyone Makes in Their Twenties

1. Not getting enough sleep. “But Anna,” you ask, “How can I sleep when there are so many mistakes to make?!” Don't worry, you have an entire decade's worth of days and evenings to irrevocably fuck up your life. (1.5. Not washing the pillowcases often enough. Once a week, or else your skin will suffer.)

2. Being addicted to social media. He liked that picture of your cat on Facebook, and then you retweeted his tweet, and then you trolled all of his friends’ Instagrams to try to find out if he was dating someone else, and then he posted a news article to your wall that related to this inside joke you guys have, and by the way, it is a beautiful day outside.

3. Washing your hair too much. Yes, too much, especially if it’s not stick-straight! By the time I was 24 my hair had the consistency of tree bark. Skip a few shampoos and just condition, or use dry shampoo! I use Rene Furturer, that stuff in the dark green spray bottle.

4. Wasting money on restaurant meals. I spent the first 5 years of my twenties dragging my hungover ass out of bed and feeding a $14 artisanal omelet to my mouth. If only I had skipped maybe one of these a week, I’d have $60 extra for grocery money, or for one GIANT artisanal omelet that we could all share.

5. Being health-bipolar. During the day we’re drinking green juice and going to yoga. At night we’re out partying with friends and ending the night with 4 a.m. fast food. The former does not detract from the latter — your body is just confused as shit. :(

6. Trying to tan. Ack! Stop. Even outside of a tanning bed, UV rays are no good.

7. Spending all your time in a relationship. Friends of mine who were with the same guy all through their twenties are lamenting it now. Before you settle down, you gotta get some strange. To truly appreciate the good men, you have to road test the bad ones.

8. Or chasing after someone who is completely disinterested in you. Does he never ask you questions about yourself? Swoon. Does he take at least 24 hours to text you back? Nice. Are you in his phone as “Mike” so that the other girls he’s hooking up with don’t know? Yayyy! (No.)

9. Getting sloppy with birth control. It is a joke to try to pretend that it doesn’t feel better without a condom, but everyone's gotta. You gottttttta.

10. Get a long-term pet with a significant other. So you and your boyfriend decided to drop a few of your start-up paychecks on Chuckles the $1,200 cockapoo. If you don’t last as a couple, Chuckles is a child of divorce, which we all know is a gateway to drugs and juvenile delinquency.

11. Drunk texting/dialing. And rolling over in the morning dreading to look at your phone. Hoooo boy do I know what that's like.

12. Extreme diets. No matter how many lemon juice, cayenne pepper and holy water holistic cleanses you go on, you’ll end up at your normal weight ultimately.

13. Hoard $15 H&M trend pieces instead of saving for something expensive and timeless. A cheapo peplum top (last year) or pleather leggings (2007)ish are always bound to go out of style, like, tomorrow.

14. Splurging on beauty products that you know in your heart you won’t use. Sephora is in business because “If I just buy this $75 unicorn-horn face powder, everything in my life will immediately improve and I will know what the fuck I am doing” seems logical to us, briefly. It’s not true!!

15. Spending a lot of energy on envying someone you have decided is your nemesis.She is the 2.0 version of you, in possession of the career, boyfriend, wardrobe and apartment of your dreams. Or she is just an acquaintance whose superiority complex and complete lack of self-awareness annoyed the shit out of you. (Not that I’m writing this from experience or anything.) Take a breath, and let it go.

16. Letting harsh judgments of your friends’ boyfriends’ (or your friends’ harsh judgments of your boyfriend) tear apart close friendships. He’s a tool. Just let everyone figure it out on their own time.

17. Letting your office treat you like an intern when you haven't interned in years. Yes, your mom’s over-enthusiastic friends are right when they tell you “how lucky you are to have a job in this economy.” But being a full-fledged employee with a salary who is regularly told to get coffee for supervisors and carry heavy boxes is bullshit.

18. Hooking up (the “feelings” way, not just the “casual” way) with a friend’s sibling. If the sibling lives in the same town that you both do, this is the most awkward social decision you can possibly make, besides going to Jay-Z's 40/40 Club in a chicken suit or something.

19. Pick the wrong-ass roommates. Sure, she was a good nightlife friend in college. But do you want her walking through your room of the railroad apartment at 3 a.m. dragging some douchey party promoter for a one-night stand? #nope

20. Slow down. Adulthood doesn’t happen overnight. Enjoy the decade — appreciate your wide-open future and perky boobs while you still can.

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9 Soul-Crushing Facebook Stalking Fails Everyone Makes

You've Facebook stalked and you know it. Maybe you're Facebook stalking right now in another tab right next to this one. I'm here to tell you it's nothing to be ashamed of — everyone's lurked on someone's Facebook page because they've hooked up with the person, or want to hook up with the person, or want to see the last person the stalkee has hooked up with. Of course, no one wants to be identified as Facebook creeping, so when you make your stalking obvious — which is awfully easy to do when you're rolling two glasses of wine deep — it's pretty embarrassing. But these Facebook stalking fails should be something we can bond over, rather than just feel horribly ashamed of.

1. The Search Bar Fail

Placing the name of the stalkee in your status instead of the search bar. Now as friends scroll through their news feeds looking at cat videos and engagement pics, they’ll see your status is simply "Alex Johnson." Great work. 

2. The "I Know Lots of Random Details About Your Life" Fail

Bumping into them IRL and asking about an event they attended five months ago that you'd only know about from looking at Facebook. "How was your sister's best friends' baby shower?" is not a good conversation starter if you're trying not to look like a huge creeper. Oh wait.

3. The Accidental Friending of Their Friends Fail

This is when you click on the profile picture of someone they are friends with on the mobile app, but accidentally send that person a friend request. There's no going back from this — you can't un-send a friend request. This person has no idea who you are, and once they see who your one mutual friend is, they'll have your shady ways all figured out.

4. The Picture Tag Fail

You know when you upload a picture via the mobile app, and then proceeding to tag your friends and in doing so accidentally tag your stalkee because you were thinking about the person all day? FYI: you can’t remove a photo tag until you're using the desktop version of Facebook. And desktop is so 2011 so this is just awful.

5. The Desperately Immediate Comment Fail

Timing is important on Facebook, and you don't want to comment on a status update too quickly because it makes it look like all you do is wait for a person to post something. Even though this is something you actually DO, you are supposed to be doing it secretly. This one has an easy fix, fortunately: appear as though you've just stumbled upon an update by waiting at least 15 minutes before commenting.

6. The Unintentional Photo Like Fail

This is when you try to look at comments on a photo via the mobile app and accidentally giving it a Like. If this happens — particularly if it's a photo of someone in a bathing suit — unlike the picture immediately. Unless the stalkee is on Facebook all the time, they won't realize that you disappeared from their notifications.

7. The Over-Commenting Fail

This fail involves liking and commenting on every single one of someone's posts. This could lead to all of their notifications being about you. Restraint, guys. Restraint.

8. The Keeping Your Browser Open to Their Profile for All to See Fail

Minimizing your browser without exiting their page. Let's say a friend comes over to use your laptop, they open it up, and bam, the first thing they see is the photos from that bachelor party you were just gawking at. Unless they are your BFF, it will be hard to explain. Face it, you're caught.

9. The Drunk Comment Fail

This needs no explanation. If you're out getting blasted on cosmopolitans and he posts, "I'm so sore from the gym," it will behoove you in the long run (meaning, the next morning when you wake up trying to remember everything you did last night) to resist the strong temptation to say something like, "Let me help you feel better... ;)" At least if you're going to flirty talk, send him drunk texts.

If you're ever in doubt about your ability to use that newfangled Facebook thing in a non-embarrassing way, do consider just not using it at all.

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Your Awesome Career (Still) Makes His Penis Scared

It's 2013, there is a serious website that allows random Americans to apply to go to Mars, and some dude you hit it off with at a bar won't text you back because you have a cool job. Because having a cool job means you have a ghostly dick that is bigger than his. #science

Livescience reports that researchers Kate Ratliff of the University of Florida and Shigehiro Oisi of UVA proved this archaic notion to still exist today by selecting 32 undergrad couples and having them take individual problem-solving tests. The tests themselves weren't graded, but the subjects were variably told that their girlfriends/boyfriends had either scored in the top or bottom twelve percent.

While women's self-esteem didn't change regardless of what their boyfriends scored, men who believed their girlfriends had scored in the top 12 percent had lower implicit self-esteem. Says Ratliff: "There is an idea that women are allowed to bask in the reflected glory of her male partner and to be the 'woman behind the successful man,' but the reverse is not true for men." Uh...

So basically the single-working-girl flirting conversation model is, like:

Guy: So what do you do?

You: I got my phD at Yale but wasn't super psyched to go work at NASA so I got a MacArthur Grant to go to China and became the number 1 alligator wrangler at the Yangtzee River.

Guy: I'm sorry, what?

You: Tee-hee, how much do I tip on this? What are numbers even?

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North West Makes Her Debut on Kris Jenner's Talk Show

STOP EVERYTHING. North West has finally made her public debut.

Kanye West was on Kris Jenner's talk show today talking about his loves Kim Kardashian and North West. He also shared a picture of his little bundle of joy. Isn't she the cutest thing ever?!

We think she looks exactly like a spawn of Kim and Kanye. Her puffy cheeks and olive skin are the sweetest thing we have ever seen.

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Nicole Richie Makes Rihanna Want to Barf

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Vaginal Rejuvenation: The $10,000 Surgery That Makes You a Virgin Again

Kegels and jade eggs aren't the only way to tighten your vagina.

Vaginal rejuvenation—or plastic surgery of the vagina to make it tighter and/or younger looking—is becoming a hot topic thanks to celebs like reality star Brandi Glanville and actress Julie Delpy, who have both opened up about surgically tightening their vaginas. Glanville reportedly charged the $10,000 surgery to ex-husband Eddie Cibrian's credit card, while Delpy did it immediately following her son's birth, with the French healthcare program footing the bill.

But what really happens when a doc goes down on you with medical scissors? The term vaginal rejuvenation encompasses down-there plastic surgery procedures including vaginoplasty and labiaplasty.

"Vaginoplasty is a reconstructive procedure and labiaplasty is a cosmetic procedure," explains Dr. Stafford R. Broumand, MD, who performs labiaplasties and is part of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

Vaginoplasty is an internal surgery that re-builds the vaginal walls if they've become loose or slack with aging, stretching or childbirth, whereas labiaplasty is an external procedure that is basically a vagina "facelift" to re-shape or downsize the labia (sometimes a package deal with laser hair removal.)

While labiaplasty is more common, vaginoplasty (like the kind Glanville opted for) is the form of vaginal rejvenation that gets tongues wagging: It basically just tightens everything with the goal of "re-virginizing" patients. But it's not without risks.

"The plastic surgery society (American Society of Plastic Surgeons) doesn't condone a cosmetic vaginal reconstruction or vaginoplasty, but that doesn't mean it's not done," explains Dr. Broumand. "There are gynecologists that do it successfully and report on it, but it can have its complications."

According to Dr.Broumand, side effects can be gruesome downstairs. "You can develop non-healing wounds (and) erosion" in your vagina, he explains, adding that vaginoplasty can also damage the connection between the rectum and vagina.

"There has got to be, in my mind, a very significant reason to do a vaginal reconstruction," says Dr. Broumand of the procedure, which normally starts at around $10,000.

Lisa L., 37, underwent vaginoplasty—and would do it again in a second.

The mother of one says after giving birth to her daughter at the age of 34, she suffered muscle damage in the vagina due to the doctor's emergency use of forceps. While no huge health problems occurred, a number of issues did arise: Decreased sensation during sex, increased amount of vaginal flatulence (or, forgive us the term, queefing), and problems using tampons.

"I couldn't be happier with the results," says Lisa, who says so far, she hasn't endured any complications from her surgery eight months ago.

Lisa had to wait six weeks after the surgery to have sex with her husband with her new "teenage vagina."

"It was like having sex for the first time!" she says. "Although I think it was even more painful than I remembered the first time around."

Lisa also said for the first few months she had some numbness, which can be a side affect of vaginoplasty and worried her, but it eventually went away.

"The queefing is under control and I'm using any tampon I want again. My vagina doesn't look like a kid ever came out of it!" Lisa says.

Mission accomplished?

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Ryan Lochte's TV Show Makes Him Less Hot. Period.

Last night, I anxiously counted the minutes until the glory that is Ryan Lochte appeared on TV with the debut of his E! reality show What Would Ryan Lochte Do?

I've pretty much been in love with the aquatic Adonis since 2008, when he and his then-floppy hair made a splash (sorry) at the Beijing Olympics. Come on—those eyes...those abs. Lochte is the beefiest of cakes in my book. (I even like his catchphrase, Jeah! )

However, while I expected him to come off as kinda dumb, based on nearly every interview I've seen with him, the Lochte I saw last night was not the Lochte I fell in love with so many years ago. After watching 30 minutes of him partying with his "Locterage," taking a random girl on what had to be worst first date ever, and proclaiming that his favorite movie is What Women Want, I think I kinda lost my ladyboner for the guy.

It's not because he's a douchebag, but more because, as he said himself on the show, he doesn't know what that word means. It appears that Lochte doesn't know what a lot of words mean, in fact. Because he's kind of a mimbo.

I realized last night that even Lochte's delicious broad shoulder-to-waist ratio couldn't make up for the one thing he appears to be missing: A brain. I'm not trying to be mean, nor some kind of intellectual snob here—after all, everyone has unique talents and gifts and Lochte obviously scored on the swimming prowess and physical hotness fronts. But I found myself growing less and less physically attracted to him the more he opened up his mouth. Even his once-adorable jeah! started turning from endearing to annoying.

I don't care if he's "a man at night and a man in the morning" (another Lochte truism) because now I know for sure that Lochte could never (*sniff*) be my man. Watching him last night reaffirmed that I need a guy with brawn and brains in order to be truly stimulated.

What do you think: Could you ever be with a guy who didn't turn you on intellectually? But before you share your opinion in the comments below, behold one final Lochte-ism:

“Something will pop up in my head. It could be like the weirdest thing. Like all’a sudden like I have like a jumping banana in my head. And I stop and pause. I’m like that damn jumping banana is in my head. Like, I don’t know what’s going on.”

Deep, bro. DEEP.

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Study: The Pill Makes Us Dig Pretty Boys

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